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New WWE Signing Confirms Three-Year Contract, More Details

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A new WWE signing has confirmed he joined the company and has revealed more details on the process of signing.

Earlier today, WWE officially announced the signings of Meghan Walker, Cyrus Habibi-Likio and Jessica Bogdanov who are all joining NXT.

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In a new video on social media, Habibi-Likio commented on joining WWE, including moving with his family to Orlando, Florida.

He said:

“Well, the news is out. For those who don’t know, I got invited to a WWE tryout a few months ago. By God’s grace, I made the tryout and signed a three-year contract.

“And for those who know me, y’all know I’m the king of sidequests. We packed up our entire life on the west coast, hopped on a plane, and moved all the way to Orlando, Florida.

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“And the best part is, you know your boy documented the entire thing.

“I wanna give a huge shoutout to my wifey and kids for just always being down to move with me and do anything spontaneous that I wanna do.

“We have been in Orlando, Florida for a few weeks now, and are slowly getting settled. Moving across the country with an entire family and starting fresh has been a challenge but we look at it more as a blessing.

“We shipped all of our necessities, but honestly started from scratch. We had to purchase new furniture, new cars – which I’m actually in the process of right now – and even all new home decor.

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“But honestly, whatever’s thrown at us, we know it’s all part of God’s plan, and we’ll always trust in our Lord and savior.”

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